Weird Friends
by: Jose Aruego and Ariane DeweyTo write you need to:
1) Click on the EDIT button at the top of the page
2) scroll down and put the cursor in an empty line below the last entry of text.
3) Add you comments. Please put your name (first names of your kids if you do this), your schools name, and then your comment.
4) Now after commenting, click on the save button. If you make a mistake, just go back in!!!
You listened to a nonfiction selection today. Remember that nonfiction gives ideas and information about a topic. This nonfiction text was about wild animals that help each other in unusual ways. As we read this passage, we discussed the main idea. The main idea can be found at the beginning or end of the paragraph. The main idea is supported by details that give information about it.
After reading this selection, how did the animals help each other? How did you know this passage was nonfiction?
by: Jose Aruego and Ariane DeweyTo write you need to:
1) Click on the EDIT button at the top of the page
2) scroll down and put the cursor in an empty line below the last entry of text.
3) Add you comments. Please put your name (first names of your kids if you do this), your schools name, and then your comment.
4) Now after commenting, click on the save button. If you make a mistake, just go back in!!!
You listened to a nonfiction selection today. Remember that nonfiction gives ideas and information about a topic. This nonfiction text was about wild animals that help each other in unusual ways. As we read this passage, we discussed the main idea. The main idea can be found at the beginning or end of the paragraph. The main idea is supported by details that give information about it.
After reading this selection, how did the animals help each other? How did you know this passage was nonfiction?